The Human-Made Art Society

Spotlighting Jeffery S Rutter — Issue NO. 66 of our series

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We just spotlighted Jeffery S Rutter on Instagram and Facebook this week.

For more than forty years, Jeffery has been building a practice in Lake Zurich that moves between acrylic landscapes, figurative work, and mixed media that weaves human and animal forms into botanical environments. His piece "Dragon Blossom" is a good example of the way he layers watercolor, metallics, resin, and textured glass to capture both the calm and tension he finds in natural settings. This is an artist with serious range and a deep commitment to the work.

Go give the post some love — comment, save, share. Early engagement is what makes these spotlights actually do their job, so it helps when our community shows up:

👉 https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc12axqHcoJ/

And while you're here, Jeffery's ArtHelper profile is the home for the rest of their work:

👉 arthelper.com/jefferyrutter

Made by humans. Spotlighting them.

— Nick



@Jeffery S Rutter

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Jason NowitzkiSep 10, 2026

Hello from Carpentersville, IL! Ill have to check out your work!

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love this!

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Love this Guys Thanks so much!

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